Our Mission Improving lives through philanthropic leadership.

Board and Staff

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Welcome Letter

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Scottie Dejanikus and Jean Adams

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Economic Response Initiative

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2009 Competitive Grants

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Carol Gonnella

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Community Foundation Funds

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Old Bill’s Fun Run for Charities

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Community Foundation of Teton Valley Affiliate

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Key Financial Indicators

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Twenty Years

Front Cover

Legacy Society

Back Cover

Donors

Back Cover

Printed on recycled paper

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Back (left to right) Manuel Lopez Bill Weiss, Vice Chair Shelley Simonton Pete Lawton, Treasurer Middle (left to right) Ted Ladd Liza Hoke, Executive Committee Carrie Kirkpatrick, Secretary Margot Snowdon Front (left to right) Mike Wardell Carine Dubois Clay Geittmann Not Pictured David Carlin Alan Hirschfield Emmy Knobloch Brad Mead Jim Moses, President Bill Newton, Emeritus Birdie Rossetter Veronica Silberberg Karen Terra, Vice Chair Karla Tessler

STAFF Back (left to right) Nicki McDermott, Special Events & Marketing Officer Katharine Conover, President Karen Coleman, Vice President, Finance & Operations Amy Rojo, Senior Philanthropic Services Officer Front (left to right) Cathy O’Connor, Executive Director, Community Foundation of Teton Valley Nina Resor, Office Manager Pam Sather, Finance & Operations Officer

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Welcome Letter Twenty years ago an extraordinary group of visionaries created the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole. Since then, we have been linking donors with nonprofit organizations to improve life for all of us. We chose not to have a party this year, but we have never stopped celebrating. We are grateful for the amazing generosity, passion and concern of our donors. They are helping us keep nonprofits healthy so that they, in turn, can sustain our community. At a time when the majority of community foundations are granting less, the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole is providing more discretionary funding than any year in our history through our Competitive Grants Program and our emergency fund, the Economic Response Initiative. We also offer non-profits professional development opportunities and access to new volunteers. While our founders may not have anticipated an economic climate like this one, they did know that community foundations exist to mitigate challenges in times of crisis. They gave us a clear mission for uncertain times–to provide philanthropic leadership when it is needed most. We celebrate them by doing just that.

Katharine Conover, President

Jim Moses, Chair

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“My father always told my brother, Bud, and me that it was our responsibility to help others in whatever way we could.” – Scottie Dejanikus

Scottie Dejanikus circa 1925.

“Local nonprofits were doing great things, and we wanted to help them raise money to accomplish their missions.” – Jean Adams

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ScottieDejanikusandJeanAdams Scottie: Philanthropy was a part of my life from an early age. My father always told my brother, Bud, and me that it was our responsibility to help others in whatever way we could. Our parents reinforced that belief when they created trusts so that each of us would have the opportunity to support causes we cared about. To ensure that my children would have that same opportunity, I made each of them an advisor on their grandparents’ trust as well as the fund I established at the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole. They have passed that value to their children who donate a percentage of their weekly allowance to nonprofits. Giving is a family tradition. Scottie Dejanikus

Jean: With the urging of Suzanne Young, Julie Obering and I started discussing the possibility of a community foundation in Jackson Hole. Local nonprofits were doing great things, and we wanted to help them raise money to accomplish their missions. Many believed we didn’t need a community foundation, but after two years of research, we gathered seven individuals as a board who really believed in the cause. After a while, the organization began attracting donors interested in establishing funds with us, Scottie among them. We worked long and hard to explain how a community foundation operates. Scottie: I joined the board in 1991, and I enjoyed having the opportunity to talk to people about our goals. I had established an endowment fund at the Foundation, and so I was familiar with the organization. It was so important to talk to friends and acquaintances about the advantages of a community foundation and how vital and rewarding philanthropy is. What began as a project in peoples’ houses quickly grew into a well-respected source of nonprofit leadership. Jean: We started as an affiliate of the Wyoming Community Foundation, but by the early 90’s, we knew it was the right time to venture out on our own. Twenty years later, we are so proud of what this organization has become. Most Jackson donors want to see their contributions solving today’s problems. The Community Foundation of Jackson Hole distinguishes itself from many other community foundations with very active non-endowed funds in response to this community value.

Scottie Dejanikus, born in 1920, first came to Jackson in 1936 with her mother and younger brother, Bud. The family stayed at Leeks Marina and explored a relatively new Grand Teton National Park. Through the years, the mountains kept drawing her back, and she moved permanently to Kelly in 1969. She served on the board of the Community Foundation from 1991 through 1996. Scottie passed away in 2009, and her three daughters are now advisors on her donor advised endowment fund. Jean and Sals Adams first visited Jackson in the 1970s to ski and moved here permanently in 1983. As a past member of the Minnesota Council on Foundations, Jean was very familiar with the community foundation model. She and Salisbury were active in the Wyoming Community Foundation, and, along with Julie Obering, founded the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole and served on its board. Jean was also a founding member at the Center for the Arts and served on the board until recently. Salisbury Adams died in 2004, and Jean, a member of the Legacy Society, continues to advise their endowment and donor advised funds at the Community Foundation. Scottie Dejanikus

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2009

EconomicResponseInitiative The Community Foundation of Jackson Hole exists for times like these. In an economic crisis the likes of which most of us have never seen, we assessed what the community was facing and developed ways to help. Rather than holding an Anniversary Gala to celebrate 20 years of philanthropic leadership, the Foundation asked that donors instead direct their funding to the Economic Response (ER) Initiative. Over $200,000 was raised in 2009 to support local nonprofits addressing the critical needs of hunger, housing, safety, unemployment, healthcare and emergency financial assistance in Jackson. These grants are available on an ongoing basis, and the Foundation covers all administrative costs associated with the initiative so that 100% of all donations can be distributed to nonprofits.

Donors Emily & Jim Ambler, Carolyn & James Auge, Sallie & Duby Ausley, Joan & Huntley Baldwin, Kit & Peter Bedford, Gainor & Joe Bennett, Carol & Dennis Berryman, Shelley Simonton & Matt Bowers, Stephanie & Mike Brennan Fund, Daniel Buchan, Marion Buchenroth, Becky Watson & Betsy Carlin, David and Lisa Carlin Fund, CDN Properties, LLC/Dana & Carl Nagel, Karen & Jim Coleman, Maya & Michael Crothers, Jean, Tim & Anna Day, Dejanikus Fund, Addie & Ted Donnan, Carine & Jacques Dubois Family Foundation, Ann Dwan, Eagle Mountain Real Estate, Charles Engelhard Foundation/Sophie & Derek Craighead, Missy Falcey, First Interstate Bank, Caryn & Tim Flanagan, Ann Frame, Colleen & Bob Grady, Julie Ann Giacobassi & Zach Hall, Francesca & Mike Hammer, Amy Manhart & Drew Happ, Carol & John Harkness, Karen Jerger & Chuck Harris, Maura Lofaro Harrower & Kim Harrower, Barbara Hauge, Hawtin Jorgensen Architects, Carolynn & Bruce Hawtin, Berte & Alan Hirschfield Karen & Richard Hobbins, Ashely Hogge, Carrie & Jack Howe, Huff Foundation/Mercedes & John Huff, Gail & Bob Hughes, Nancy Hughes, Leslie & Chris Johnson, Holly Hunter & Mark Kelleher, Carrie & Scott Kirkpatrick Fund, Emily Knobloch Fund, Kraig Kobert, Carol Ann Bowers & Mike Kraft, Laura & Ted Ladd, Senator Grant & Maralyn Larson Fund, Deborah Wilson Lopez & Manuel Lopez, Patricia & John Lummis, Mildred Yount Manion Charitable Foundation, Adrienne & John Mars, Linda Mars, Pat Martin, Thomas McClung, Nicki & Brendan McDermott, Bradford S. Mead & Katherine L. Mead Charitable Foundation, Fran Measom, Susan Eriksen-Meier & Richard Meier, Debbie LaJeunesse & Ed Montgomery, Newton Foundation/Gloria & Bill Newton, Carole & Jack Nunn, Julie & William Obering, Ann Oldham, Leslie Petersen & Hank Phibbs, Katharine Conover & Tim Rieser, Amy & Anthony Rojo, Terry & Bert Romberg, Terry & Bert Romberg Fund, Rossetter Fund, Rusty Parrot Lodge/Sandy & Ron Harrison, Pam Sather, Florence Lemle & Ron Saypol/Spirit Dance Foundation, Schwab Family Foundation/Jane & Nelson Schwab, Cheryl & Bill Schwartz, Sieglinde Fund/Susie Rauch, Nancy Jarrell & Ed Smail Fund, Snowdon-Desgouttes Fund, STARR Fund, Dorothy & Clarence Stearns, Sally Swift, Karla Swiggum, Frances & Allan Tessler, Karla Tessler Fund, Teton Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, Thursday Roundtable, Susan & Bob Tilling, Tisi Family, Amy & Steve Unfried, The Vega Foundation/Gary & Veronica Silberberg, Linore, Grace, John & Jim Wallace, Paula Grosch & Mike Wardell, Robin & Bill Weiss, Weiss Fund

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Economic Response Initiative Grants Community Foundation of Teton Valley

Economic Response Initiative Challenge

$15,000

Community Resource Center

Emergency Response Fund

$30,000

Community Safety Network

Emergency Childcare

$5,000

El Puente

Access to Heathcare

$7,600

Jackson Cupboard

Crisis Outreach

Presbyterian Church of Jackson Hole

Community Dinners

Senior Center

Friday Feast

$15,000

Teton Free Clinic

Primary Medical Care

$20,000

TOTAL GRANTED

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$15,000 $7,500

$115,100

2009 Competitive Grants Through its Competitive Grants program, the Foundation supports projects with significant local impact. Applications are reviewed twice a year by a diverse committee of community volunteers, and funding for this program is provided by Old Bill’s Fun Run Co-Challengers, private donors and endowed funds held at the Foundation. At a time when many foundations were forced to reduce discretionary funding, the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole granted over $500,000–the largest amount in our history.

2009 GRANT STATISTICS ECONOMIC RESPONSE INITIATIVE $115,100 COMPETITIVE GRANTS $503,871 YOUTH PHILANTHROPY $3,000 TOTAL $621,971

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2009 COMPETITIVE GRANTS

Arts and Culture Art Association Dancers’ Workshop Grand Teton Music Festival Jackson Hole Community Radio Jackson Hole Music Experience Off Square Theatre Company Vista 360°

Gaia and Global Warming: Women Artists Champion Nature Holiday Dance Production Tune-Up! School Program Nonprofit Radio Production Training Public Production Equipment Afterschool! Program Programming and Education Professional Artist Resident Company Japanese Children’s Festival Latino Arts & Culture Program Series

$5,000 $5,000 $4,000 $3,000 $9,235 $4,000 $6,250 $7,500 $5,000 $2,500

Civic Teton County Search and Rescue

Operations Center Facility

$25,000

General Operating Support Childcare Scholarship Assistance Womentum: Women’s Mentoring Teton County Model U.N. Screening & Discussion Series After-school Nature Film Programs Clearinghouse Website Integrated School Arts Programs Alta Branch Homestretch Campaign ReadRight Dual Immersion Program Adolescent Literacy Development Adult General English Classes Service Works!

$2,000 $20,400 $8,930 $3,231 $8,000 $2,000 $1,800 $6,000 $6,250 $12,500 $15,000 $25,000 $25,000 $4,500

Education Center of Wonder Children’s Learning Center The Equipoise Fund InterConnections 21 Jackson Hole Wildlife Film Festival pARTners Teton County Library Foundation Teton County School District #1 Teton Literacy Program Teton Science Schools

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2009COMPETITIVE COMPETITIVE GRANTS 2009 GRANTS

Conservation and Environment Friends of Pathways Grand Teton National Park Foundation Jackson Community Recycling The Murie Center Snake River Fund Teton Raptor Center

Pathways Ambassador Project Murie Ranch Trail Reusable Bag Initiative Murie Ranch Improvements Educational Watershed Symposium Wilson Beach/Boat Ramp Stewardship Treatment Center & Volunteer Program

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$7,500 $10,000 $5,910 $20,000 $4,000 $9,500 $5,700

2009 COMPETITIVE GRANTS

Health and Human Services American Red Cross of WyomingBridger Teton Branch Children’s Learning Center Community Safety Network Curran-Seeley Foundation El Puente Jackson Hole Community Counseling Center Jackson Hole Therapeutic Riding Association Latino Resource Center St. John’s Medical Center Foundation Teton County Housing Authority Teton Youth and Family Services

Health and Safety Education Classroom Flooring Domestic Violence Services Substance Abuse Services Medical Interpretation Services Mental Health Services Physical Therapist & Instructors’ Assistant Leadership Transition Immigrant Integration Services Patient Pharmacy System Strategic Collaboration Music Therapy Core Program and Van Replacement

$15,000 $11,000 $15,000 $15,000 $12,500 $25,000 $10,400 $20,000 $32,900 $10,000 $14,000 $5,365 $38,000

Youth Philanthropy Community Resource Center El Puente

Emergency Response Fund Medical Translation Services

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$1,000 $ 2,000

Carol Gonnella

“The majority of my clients really love the idea of creating their own fund and having the Foundation do all the administrative work.”

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Carol Gonnella P

hilanthropy is an incredibly important facet in the lives of my family. Even when they were a very young age, my husband, John, and I urged our children, Ashley and Ian, to be active participants in our giving. Now that they are older, they are advisors with us on our Donor Advised Fund at the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole, allowing them to participate in family gifting decisions. Establishment of the Gonnella Donor Advised Fund and participation in Old Bill’s Fun Run helped us instill in our children the inherent value of helping others. John and I want to ensure that Ashley and Ian will be able to continue to contribute to their community after our deaths. To fulfill that goal, we created a planned gift–making a charitable contribution to the Gonnella Donor Advised Fund at the Community Foundation–in our estate planning documents. With this gift, our children will not only enjoy the financial benefits of charitable tax planning, but will also be able to support the causes they care about even after we’re gone. When I discuss estate planning options with my clients, I find that many of them have this same goal for their children. People often express a desire to contribute to their community now and in the future, but they are unsure of the most efficient way to do so. We discuss the pros and cons of giving directly to their organizations of choice, creating a private foundation or establishing a fund at the Community Foundation. The majority of my clients really love the idea of creating their own fund and having the Foundation do all the administrative work. They can, in essence, have their own private foundation without all the complexity and cost, and their family can still be very involved in the decision making and be a big part of the philanthropy they want to pursue. When I bring my clients to the Community Foundation, I know that the Foundation will work to create the best plan for them. We can sit down and discuss what their passions are, when and how long they want to support those causes and how involved they want to be right now. Based on the answers to these questions, we determine the best giving vehicle for my client, whether familiar and straightforward or custom and complex. The Community Foundation has changed Jackson dramatically. Through leadership, the Foundation has empowered us to give back and has taught us that being a philanthropist is important and possible, regardless of one’s net worth.

Carol Gonnella has lived and practiced law in Jackson for 30 years. She is the founding partner of Gonnella & Majors, PC, a law firm dedicated to assisting clients with their estate and business planning needs. She served on the Community Foundation’s Board of Directors for nine years in addition to sitting on the Boards of several other charitable organizations. She and her husband, John, hold the Gonnella Donor Advised fund with the Foundation and are members of its Legacy Society. In addition to being a published author, she has held teaching positions at Michigan State University’s Academy of Multidisciplinary Practice, the EP Institute’s Advanced Studies Program, and Wealth Council, an educational company for estate planning attorneys.

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COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FUNDS

COMPETITIVE GRANT FUNDS Take comfort in the knowledge that your contribution will make a significant impact in our community through the expertise and due diligence of our Grants Committee, a diverse group of community volunteers. Competitive grant awards are based on impact, innovation and collaboration. If you wish, your gift may be designated to specifically support work in Arts & Culture, Health & Human Services, Education, Conservation & Environment or Civic Involvement. Arts and Culture Fund Civic Fund Conservation and Environment Fund Economic Response (ER) Initiative Education Fund Greatest Needs Fund (Undesignated) Health and Human Services Fund Micro Grant Fund Youth Philanthropy Fund

Competitive Grant Endowment Funds Adams Health and Human Services Endowment Competitive Grants Program Endowment Sibyl Wianko Memorial Endowment for Conservation and Environment Youth Philanthropy Program Endowment

SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS Help local youth pursue educational opportunities by establishing a Scholarship Fund tailored to meet your interests, or contributing to an existing fund. Fundholders may recommend scholarship guidelines and recipients to the Community Foundation Scholarship Committee. Buffalo Valley Scholarship Fund Childress Family Scholarship Fund Levi Dowell Memorial Scholarship Fund EAA–Young Eagles Flight Scholarship Fund Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce Scholarship in Memory of Maysie Reach Fund Jackson Hole Fine Arts Scholarship Fund Ted Jonke Memorial Soccer Scholarship Kevin Larson Memorial Football Scholarship Fund Katie Tapp Memorial Scholarship Fund Teton Pines Country Club Scholarship Fund Teton Youth Scholarship Fund

Scholarship Endowment Funds Buffalo Valley Scholarship Endowment Levi Dowell Memorial Scholarship Endowment Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce Scholarship in Memory of Maysie Reach Endowment Jackson Hole Fine Arts Scholarship Endowment Ted Jonke Memorial Soccer Scholarship Endowment David and Jane Love Scholarship for Excellence in Geology Endowment Teton Pines Country Club Scholarship Endowment

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COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FUNDS

DONOR ADVISED FUNDS Combine convenience, flexibility and value with the expertise of our professional staff to make your charitable work effective, efficient and meaningful through a Donor Advised Fund. You receive an immediate tax benefit when you contribute to your fund, but you may subsequently recommend grants to qualified nonprofits whenever you wish. You can easily realize and share your philanthropic vision with ongoing advisory involvement and the ability to name successor advisors to your fund. Edward and Wilhelmina Ackerman Fund J.C. & S. Adams Fund Adler Trust Fund C and R Ankeny Family Fund Joseph C. and Gainor L. Bennett Fund Marion Buchenroth Fund Capt. Bob Fund David and Lisa Carlin Fund Barbara Carlsberg Fund Elaine and John Carney Fund Lynne Cheney Charitable Fund Deborah K. Clemens Fund Collister Family Fund Jean Cortner Fund Carol Andrews Coxhead Fund Craighead Family Trust Fund Roger P. and Joan Craton Fund Richard and Mary Anne Cree Fund Thomas L. and Carol Ann Crow Fund Christoph and Paula Cushman Fund Ellen and Alan Daus Memorial Fund Daya Fund Carolyn S. Dejanikus Fund Edmund A. Jr. and Adelaide M. Donnan Fund J. Orin and Charlene Edson Fund Missy Falcey Fund

Regena Field Fund William and Regena Field Fund Lynne and Jack Fritz Fund Fritz Family Fund Georgi/Ishikawa Family Fund John and Carol Gonnella Fund Ground Up Fund Elizabeth Karns Hecht Fund Hofley Fund Bland and Liza Hoke Family Fund Robert and Gail Hughes Fund Richard P. and Jayne A. Johnston Fund Tom Kalishman Fund Kehr Levy Fund Carrie and Scott Kirkpatrick Fund Carl and Emily Knobloch Fund Emily Knobloch Fund Senator Grant and Maralyn Larson Fund Holly F. McCollister in Memory of Paul and Esther McCollister Fund Michael and June McCollister in Memory of Paul and Esther McCollister Fund Cory and Annie Newton Charitable Fund Newton Foundation Fund Jack and Carole Nunn Fund

Obering Family Fund Gilman and Marge Ordway Fund Stuart and Susie Palmer Fund Terry and Bert Romberg Fund Rossetter Fund Peggy Rose Schneider Fund Elizabeth “Flicka” Scott Fund Sieglinde Fund Smail and Jarrell Fund Marguerite H. Snowdon Fund Snowdon-Desgouttes Fund Horton and Juli Spitzer Fund STARR Fund Joanne and David Stokes Fund StoneRiver Foundation Fund Allan and Frances Tessler Fund Karla Tessler Family Fund Walter I. “Mike” and Jean Louise Thieme Fund Stanford and Barbara Trachtenberg Fund Richard H. and Mary M. Vaughan Fund Vinson Fund Walton Fund William D. Weiss Fund Wiancko Family Fund RF&A Wood Fund

Donor Advised Investors Circle Funds J. Orin and Charlene Edson Endowment Lynn and Foster Friess Family Fund Jannotta-Pearsall Family Fund MKF Fund Slayton Family Fund

Donor Advised Endowment Funds Adler Endowment Angelica Endowment Bernard Family Endowment Richard and Mary Anne Cree Endowment Elizabeth K. Hecht Endowment Jordan Endowment

Paul and Esther McCollister Endowment Peggy Rose Schneider Endowment STARR Endowment Walter I. "Mike" and Jean Louise Thieme Endowment John & Laura Turner Endowment

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COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FUNDS

DESIGNATED FUNDS Benefit one or more specific organizations or charitable projects by establishing a Designated Fund to address either immediate or long-term needs. Willie Neal Environmental Awareness Fund Old Bill’s Fun Run Match Fund Old Bill’s Fun Run Operating Fund Stuart and Susie Palmer Life Insurance Fund Read Right Fund Russian Club of Jackson Hole Fund Teton Boulder Project Fund Teton County Sheriff’s Auxiliary Fund Teton Medical Intern Fund Teton Raptor Center Fund

Boundless Fund Community Foundation of Jackson Hole Operating Fund Community Safety Network Education/ Cameron Cottages Fund Community Safety Network Safehouse Fund Green Knoll Fire Monument Fund Help Save the Arches Fund Jackson Hole Energy Sustainability Project Fund Law Enforcement Support Organization Fund League of Women Voters–Legislative Aid Fund

Designated Endowment Funds McAfee Scouting Endowment State Library Match for the Teton County Library Donor Endowment Teton County Library Donor Endowment Teton Valley Ranch Camp Scholarship Endowment Betty Woolsey Olympian Endowment

Canfield Endowment for the Senior Center Central Wyoming College Endowment Community Foundation of Jackson Hole Endowment Alan and Ellen Daus Family Memorial Endowment Virginia M. Deloney Endowment Focus on Youth Endowment League of Women Voters–Legislative Aid Endowment

Affinity and Award Funds Jackson Hole Moose Hockey Youth Fund New Initiatives in Education Fund Meg and Bert Raynes Wildlife Fund Thursday Roundtable Fund Wednesday Lunch Group Fund

1% for the Tetons Education for Our Future Fund Education for Our Future Endowment Grand Teton Lodge Company Envision Fund Grand Teton Lodge Company Envision Endowment

Agency Funds Jill and Lewis Mithun Library Foundation Endowment Senior Center of Jackson Hole Endowment State Library Match for the Teton County Library Agency Endowment Teton County Library Foundation Agency Endowment

Friends of Recycling Endowment Joan and David Goldfarb Classical and Jazz Collection Endowment Henry’s Fork Foundation Endowment Henry’s Fork Foundation Project Fund Household Hazardous Waste Collection Endowment

Names in bold established in the last year.

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Community Foundation of Teton Valley COMPETITIVE GRANT FUNDS Community Foundation of Teton Valley Community Fund Economic Response (ER) Initiative for Teton Valley

DONOR ADVISED FUNDS O’Connor–Larson Fund Watters Family Charitable Fund Work Family Fund

DESIGNATED FUNDS Alta Library Friends Fund Community Foundation of Teton Valley Operating Fund Teton Valley Animal Safety Fund Teton Valley Systems of Care Fund Tin Cup Challenge Match Fund Tin Cup Challenge Operating Fund

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Old Bill’s Fun Run 2009 THIRTEEN YEARS AGO, AN ANONYMOUS COUPLE ASKED THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION TO HELP THEM CREATE OLD BILL’S FUN RUN FOR CHARITIES. SINCE THEN, THOUSANDS HAVE CELEBRATED PHILANTHROPY, RAISING MILLIONS THROUGH ONE OF THE MOST INNOVATIVE FUNDRAISERS IN THE NATION.

OLD BILLS’ 2009 TOTALS Mr. & Mrs. Old Bill: $500,000 Co-Challengers: $2,025,000 Friends of the Match: $66,451 Designated Contributions: $4,894,444 Dollars Raised: $6,985,895 Participants: 3,300 Co-Challengers: 39 Total Donors: 2,461 Community Impact over the past 13 years:

$67,491,713!

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OLD BILL’S FUN RUN 2009

Co-Challengers Challenge – $500,000 Mr. and Mrs. Old Bill TITANIUM - $100,000 Carine and Jacques Dubois Family Foundation Leslie and Chris Johnson Adrienne and John Mars Gloria and Bill Newton Frances and Allan Tessler

GOLD - $50,000 Lannie and Bill Hoglund Kemmerer Family Foundation The Carl Knobloch Family Marcia Kunstel and Joe Albright Matthew and Virgie O. Dragicevich Foundation Vega Foundation/Veronica and Gary Silberberg

SILVER - $35,000 Lisa and David Carlin Berte and Alan Hirschfield Mercedes and John Huff Margaret and Cal Mathieu & Janis and Tom Stoner Robin and Bill Weiss

BRONZE - $25,000 Anonymous (2) Mary and Jim Barnes Ann and Howell Breedlove Mary Anne and Richard Cree Cumming Foundation/Annette and Ian Cumming Susan and Joe Davenport First Interstate Bank Four Seasons Resort Graham4/Bob Graham and Karen Terra & Matt and Julie Faupel Gros Ventre River Ranch/Tina and Karl Weber Sandy and Chris Hessler Marne and Ed Holstein Lightner Sams Foundation/Robin and Sam Lightner Marge and Gil Ordway Erika Pearsall and Ned Jannotta Maggie and Dick Scarlett Margot Snowdon and Yves Desgouttes Richard Spencer Teton Capital Advisers The Mary K. Weiss Foundation Wells Fargo

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OLD BILL’S FUN RUN 2009

Run Committee Bruce Burkland

Teton Youth and Family Services

Stacey Caesar

St. John’s Medical Center Auxiliary & Jackson Youth Baseball

Ann Hayden Cresswell

Jackson Hole Community Housing Trust

Robin Dabney

Dancers’ Workshop

Amanda Flosbach

Grand Teton Music Festival

Clay Geittmann

Jackson Hole Fire/EMS

April Hankey

Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce

Jill Harkness

Teton County/Jackson Parks and Recreation Department

Chelcie Jonke

Ted Jonke Memorial Soccer Scholarship

Cindy Knight

Teton Youth and Family Services

Tracy Logan

Teton Science Schools

Nina Luxmoore

Teton Adaptive Sports

Lokey Lytjen

Jackson Hole Historical Society and Museum

Terri Marino

Habitat for Humanity

Sue B. Mason

CLIMB Wyoming

Carrie Pennington

Jackson Hole Ski and Snowboard Club

Claire Perrin

Boy Scout Troop 268

Smokey Rhea

Community Resource Center

Erin Roy

Dancers’ Workshop

Lisa Rullman

Jackson Hole Conservation Alliance

Judy Singleton

Community Safety Network

Pauline Towers-Dykeman

Teton County Library Foundation

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OLD BILL’S FUN RUN 2009

Volunteers 270 incredible volunteers gave 1,158 hours of their time; they make this event possible. Thank you for your dedication. Dana Ahrensberg, Robin Allison, Janice Baker, Laura Bannister, Charlotte Baptiste, Teal Barmore, Al Barnicle, Kelly Barr, James Bayse, Louis Bellis, John Bitner, Katie Blades, Cat Bode, Anna Bowdler, Carol Bowers, Ben Brettell, Raguel Bridges, Davis Brush, Dan Buchan, Dee Buckstaff, Rob Caesar, Sara Cahn, Bridger Call, MaryAnn Castellano, Ronda Cauffman, Graham Chapek, Hannah Clancy, Donna Clark, Becky Cloetta, Catherine Cloetta, Elizabeth Cogburn, Allison Colgin, Audrey Colgin, Bill Colgin, Caitlin Colgin, Bill Collins, Dick Collister, Doug Connelly, Kathe Crane, Damien Dabel, Ryan Daniel, Anna Davis, Connie Davis, Marilyn Davis, Paul Davis, Beatriz de La Rosa, Jerry DeFrance, Pat DeFrance, Ali Deines, Tshering Dema, Mel Denton, Rita Denton, Carl Detwyler, Emy diGrappa, Andrew Dillon, Derek Diluzio, Diana DiPaulo, Jody Donovan, Roger Dudley, Wade Dudley, Chris Dukette, Caitlin Dunlap, Eddy Eiden, Michaela Ellingson, Mike Estes, Guy Evans, Brooke Fallon, Jason Fermier, Paula Fleck, Jedda Forman, Amy Fradley, KT Fuch, Melinda Galleher, Elly Garrett, Eric Gates, Kate Gessford, Steven Gettings, Annika Gierke, Claudia Gillette, Amy Goicoechea, Jeff Gottschalk, Barbara Gray, JD Haas, Donna Hall, Keith Hall, Skylar Hall, Zach Hallam, Francesca Hammer, Mike Hammer, Barbara Hauge, Bruce Hawtin, Andrew Hays, Laura Helouvry, Deb Henry, Judy Herman, Ben Hinkle, Nancy Hoffman, Kit Hughes, Deb Hurlburt, Dave Hyde, Jackson Hole Pony Club, Kelly Jacobson, Salley Johnson, Ruschelle Jones, Amy Kallougher, Jeffrey Kaphan, Pamela Kearns, John Kerr, Ben Ketka, Sarah Kilman, Susan Kingwill, Chris Kirkpatrick, Cliff Kirkpatrick, Loretta Kirkpatrick, Hanna Kirsten, Kyle Knutson, Heidi Kohler, Joe Kravetsky, Josh Kuhn, Kimmi Kussy, Melissa Kussy, Debbie LaJeunesse, April Landale, Robert Landry, Alyssa Larsen, Sadie Larsen, Lydia Leach, Charlotte Lee, Nancy Lee, Jim Ligori, Tom Loncannon, Jan Lovett, Mark Lovett, Paul Lowham, Morgan Lunsford, Debbie Lutz, Erica Lyon, Tom Lyon, Katie Mahoney, Ali Marcus, Lindsey Maritz, Jenny Mayfield, Brendan McDermott, Evan McKeith, Casey McLellan, Rick Meier, Cynthia Millard, Marlee Miller, Chris Moll, Mackensie Moore, Jeff Moran, Steve Morriss, Sue Morriss, Brianna Morzov, Bernadette Nelson, Sarah Neumann, Nancy Ninnemann, Peter Ninnemann, Tom Ninnemann, Jeff Noffsinger, Dan Norton, Nancy Norton, Mark Obringer, Mickey O’Connell, Edward Packer, Bette Payne, Claire Perrin, Dusty Perrin, Glen Perrin, Laurance Perry, Joe Petrick, Kelli Petrick, Arty Polo, Kali Pratt, Greg Prebish, Kim Prebish, Kara Reynolds, Siena Richard, Kris Richins, Lisa Ridgeway, Yvonne Robertson, Sami Robinson, Alice Roby, Ian Rubrecht, Jamie Samowitz, Larry Schanzmeyer, Marcia Schanzmeyer, Becky Schell, Tom Schell, Kim Scher, Judie Schmidlapp, B.J. Schmidt, Harvey Schmidt, Linda Schmidt, Mary Schmidt, Chuck Schneebeck, Claudia Schrotz, Michael Schrotz, David Schuler, Christie Schutt, Anna Seville, Robb Sgroi, Ann Shea, Jack Shea, Pam Shea, Steve Shea, Brenda Sherwin, Mary Shouf, Jeremy Silcox, Joe Simmons, Barbara Simms, Shelley Simonton, Benj Sinclair, Sam Singer, Cathy Smith, Megan Smith, Amanda Soliday, Ariella Spence, Kim Springer, John Stennis, Engrid Sullivan, Kathy Sullivan, Michael Sullivan, Jack Swann, Judy Swann, Clare Payne Symmons, Karen Terra, Diane Thomas, Jack Thomas, Will Thomas, Yara Thomas, Sarah Tollison, Betsy Trowbridge, Josh Trowbridge, Kezang Tshering, Becky Turner, Fran Van Houten, Rilla Varley, Dinah Vipond, Griffin Vipond, Bea Von Roijen, Jorod Waite, Cari Weber, Holden Weber, Ryan Welch, Tracie Welch, Alex White, Cathy Wikoff, Sofie Wilcox, Cindy Wiliams, Aniat Wilke, Cheri Witz, Jeff Wunsch, Jim Wunsch, Kiki Zaist

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TETON VALLEY

Donors Bud Abrahamson, Sarah & Bruce Adams, Debra Adams, Shawn & Timothy Adams, Barbara & David Agnew, Susan & Carl Allen, Megan Allen, Teresa & Trevis Allen, Alliance Title & Escrow Corp., Alta Golf Association, Catherine Anderson, Denise & Chad Anderson, David Anderson, Jay Anderson, Phyllis Anderson, Sandy Anderson, Anonymous Challengers (3), Anonymous (132), Suzanne & Thomas Arden, Armstrong / McKay Foundation, Nancy & Bruce Arnold, Barbara & Gerald Aronowitz, Broward Atwater, Sallie & Duby Ausley, Sallie & Duby Ausley at the request of Allison Monroe, Loranne Ausley, Marilyn Couch & David Axelrod, Gloria Baird, Sarah & Tom Balben, Constance & Steven Baldwin, Sandy & Ron Balsley, Sheralyn & Chris Balter, Martha Barge, Susan Barnett-Bushong, Bill Barsan, Abigail Bartlett/Daily Details Cleaning Company, Lisa & Gerald Batchen, Gina & Andy Bauer, Trixie & Lyle Beard, Lynne & Art Becker/Becker Company, Jeanne & Wendland Beezhold, Ray & Bill Belk, Jeff Bender, Jean & Bob Benedict, Richard Berg, Lillian Bickel, Kim & Zahan Billimoria, Susan & Keith Birch, Jim Bjorken, Black Hawk Enterprises, Melissa Blackburn, Mary & George Bleffert, Christi & Mike Bleffert, Allan Blitz, D.S. Bonney, Laurie & Virgil Boss, Justin Bowersock, Donald C. Brace Foundation/Karen K. Scheid, Cheri Brady, Jennifer & Pete Brannen, Nola & Michael Bredal, Ann-Toy & Porter Broughton, Broulim’s Market, Tammy & Mo Brown, Richard Brown, Marc Budsberg, Erica Burns, Dot & Joe Burns, Lisa Murdock & Amy Buttram, Sharon Shopper & Arnold Byrd, Jen & Joe Calder/Treasure Mountain Landscaping Inc., Cameron Holdings, LLC/Nancy Gail Peterson, Tassi & Tony Campagna, Ann Warden & Jeff Carter, Susan & Lenny Cattabriga, Abigail Caulkins, August & Aaron Christensen, Marie Christensen, Toni Christensen, Lyn Christian, City of Victor, City Pass, Inc., City Pass, Inc. on behalf of their employees, Dorry & Larry Clevenger, Sally & Kelley Coburn, Jan & Tom Cogbill, Susan Miller & Greg Collins, Missy & Ryan Colyer, Kristin & Tom Combs, Karen Commins, Margot & Parker Condie, Ann & Charles Conway, Cosmic Apple Gardens/Dale Sharkey & Jed Restuccia, Sara & Keith Cowan, Amber & Bryan Crabb, Jean & James Crabtree, Cumberland Drive-In/Helen & Donn Mowery, Nancy & James Curtes, Deb Barracato & Mike Cyr, Cori Dahl, Jeanne & Peter Anderson, Debra & Jeffrey Daugherty, Laura & William Davenport, Elisa & Tom Davis, Brenda & David Dean, Stephen deGot, Laura & Trevor Deighton, Mary Delamater, Barbara & Michael Dery, Kari & Jim Dessen, Michelle & Kenneth Detweiler, Kathleen Devine, Dolores Diehls, Charlotte Oliver & Buz Dimond, Dining In Catering/Alice & Bill Boney, Tony Dodge, Kara Donnelly, Katherine & Mark Dowson, Callie Drake, Karla Draper/RMV Ventures, LLC, Cheryl Duffy, Catherine Dunn, Kaye & Harold Dunn, Sarah & Ken Dunn, Michelle & Stephen Dunn, Joanie & John DuRoss, Beth & Grant Durtschi, Deanna & Colin Dye, Eagle Orthopedic and Sports Physical Therapy, Shane Elder, Betty & Bud Elliott, Corrie Ellis, Pamela Emge, Jeff Engelman, Sarah Ewing, Sara Fagan, Dawn & Mitchell Felchle, Susan & Ben Feldkamp, Mollie & Pete Fenger, Jonathan Fenn, Carol Ferris, Muffy Ferro, Festive Living, Adrienne & Norman Findley, Alice & John Finley/McDonald’s of Jackson Hole, Usha & Chuck Fischer, Edna Fischer, Mark Fisher Photography, Jannine & Scott Fitzgerald, Fitzgerald’s Bicycles, Joseph Flammio, Lucy Flood, For Hummingbird Properties, Megan & Nick Fouts, Janna Rankin & Arthur Frakt, Judith Ann Lewis-Frazee & John Frazee, Kay & Ronnie Fullmer, Anne Furman in memory of Kevin Riegel, Tracy Johnson & Stephen Furr, Annie & John Furrer, Julie & Fredrick Gaston, Travis Gay, Shelly & Lou Gaylord, Julie Geng, Susi & Dennis Gertmenian, Henry Gianatasio, Kim & Geordie Gillett, Neil Gleichman, Cal Glover/Callowishus Park Touring Company, Carol Goe, Dave Goodburn, Ann & Gordon Goodell, Grand Targhee Resort, Grand Teton Brewing Co. Inc., Grand Teton Races, LLC, Chad Green, Erin & David Griffis, Edith & Bob Grinnell, Virginia & Clint Grosse, Barbara & Richard Grundler, Lisa & Paul Grutzmacher, Adair Mali & Antonio Guindon, Sharon Gusa, Erika Gyselman, Vicki Haberer, Jo & Jack Haddox, Patty Bates & Rick Hafenfeld, Emily Hagedorn, Carol & Gerald Hall, Julie Ann Giacobassi & Zach Hall, Lisa Johnson & Ben Hammond, Karen Jerger & Chuck Harris, Laura & Brandon Harrison, Hal Harrison, Maria Hayashida on behalf of the Coney Classic Fun-Jor and it’s participants, Linsey Hayes, Chester Heeger, Susan & Andrew Heffron, Melissa & Herb Heimerl, Herbert Heimerl, Maureen & Herb Heimerl, Sarah & Michael Heisey, Heslin Foundation, Heslin Foundation in the name of our dog Abby, High Peaks Physical Therapy, P.A., High Range Designs, Toni & Thomas Hill, Lexie & Tom Hill, Kathy & Tom Hoffman, Virginia & Dan Hoke, Susan Howell, Huckleberry Media, Lydia Hudacsko, Julie Hughes, Jon and Karen Huntsman Foundation, Nancy & Blaine Huntsman, Holly & William Hurt, Margaret & Derek Hutton, Christine Culman & Charles Iossi, Isabel Waddell Agency, Dorothy & David Jankowsky, Caroline & Ronald Janney, Glenn Janss, Jenny Jensen, Renee Jensen, Elaine Johnson, Fred Johnson, Donna & Guy Johnson, Kristin & Larry Johnson , Sara Jane Johnson, Carl Jordan, Jorgensen Associates, P.C., Dana & Dave Joslyn, Kimberly Ann & Douglas Kaiser, Sarah Kaiser, Sarah Scott & Frank Kasko, Carolyn Keeler, Kim Keeley, Jean & Wes Keller, Whitney Burgess & Tristen Kelley, William Kelly, Kemmerer Family Foundation, Susan Lincoln & Glenn Kerr, Judy Lou Davis & Jaime Kilroy, Steven King, Viesia & Jerry Kirk, Carrie and Scott Kirkpatrick Fund, Rhonda & John Kjos, Linda & Alan Klagge, Darcy & Jeff Klausmann, Jackie & Jim Klausmann, Kimberly Day & James Kleine, Nancy Klingler, Pauline & Dietmar Kluth, Dieter Knecht, Carl and Emily Knobloch Fund, Rosemary & Bill Kobus, Kisa & Chris Koenig, Beverly Koller, Ken Koster, Bonnie Krafchuk, Peg & Jerry Kramer, Dennis Kresslein, Blaire Kribs, Lyndsey & Cole Kunz, Elizabeth Kutter, Cathy O’Connor & Chris Larson, Barbara & John Larson, Pattie & Earle Layser, Jane Le Count, Judy & Ron Lease, Ellen & Leon Lederman, Dorothy & George Lee, Marilyn, Winslow & Robert Leftwich, Kathryn Lenzmann, Christine Leusch, James Leusch, Sheri Levasseur, Bonnie & Bob Lewis, Quincy & Patrick Liby, Barb & Loren Lindquist, Sheri Linnell, Janet & Guy Loomis, Kate & Jim Loveland, Laurel Loveland, Lucey Electric/Jerry & Cindy Lucey, Jody Lush, Carole & Rene Lusser, Susan & Mayo Lykes, Bridget Lyons, Jake MacArthur, Sheila & Scott Mackey, Matthew MacMillan, Nancy & Erwin Maddrey, Mary Maj, Deborah & Robert Malheiro, Judith Allen & Paul Mangold, Kathleen Martin, Liza & Anselmo Martinez, Appleton Mason , Mary & Sandy Mason, Patti & Jim Mattern, Bev Palm, Amy Brennan McCarthy & Forrest McCarthy, Nancy & Mike McCoy, Kathy & Steven McDonald, Diane & Scott McGee, Kay & Dick Mcilroy, Alice & Alan McIntosh, Pauline & John McIntosh, Barbara & Ken McIntosh, Kara McKernan, Kate West & Alan McKnight, Barbara & Bill McPeak, Stacy & Jesse Mead, Anne Meier, Susan Eriksen-Meier & Richard Meier, Rene & Chi Melville, Margaret & Mike Merigliano, Linda & Mike Merigliano, Carol & Arthur Merkle, Carol Mersereau, Kathi Michel, Tahia & James Miller, Julia Miller, Julia & Kevin Miller, Linda Miller, Michelle Miller/Magpie, Lewis Mithun, MMF, LLC, Allison & Dave Monroe, Marya & Eric Moosman, Jennifer & Douglas Moreland, Barbara & Mike Morey, Deirdre O’Connell & Ben Morris, Joan & George Mosher, Mary Mullaney & Ralph Mossman, Barbara Mullin, Constance & Robert Mullin, Constance & Robert Mullin on behalf of Cormac, Adriana & Duncan Mullin, Robert Mullin , Diane & Kenneth Murphy, Kathryn Myers, Nelson Engineering, Rebecca & Joe Newman, Ginny Newsom, Newton Foundation/Gloria & Bill Newton, Newton Foundation Fund, National Outdoor Leadership School-Teton Valley Branch, Joan O’Bannon, O’Connor-Larson Fund, Donna Brace Ogilvie, Donna Brace Ogilvie in memory of Joe Hillman, Maureen O’Leary, Betsy & Andy Olerud, Lynda Olesen, Eric Olsen, Dee & Kim Olsen, Candace & Brian O’Mara, Mary Lou & Pete Oslund, Kelly & Steve Otis, Charles Otto, Kathleen & William Owca, Pat & Robert Owsley, Oxbow Property Management, LLC, Marilyn & Derrick Paine , D.A. & Joe Palmer, Ann Loyola & Wood Palmer, Theresa & Ron Paradis, Ruby & Charles Parsons/Teton Valley Realty, Sarah Patterson, Deborah Rouleau & Dan Pauroso, Bev & David Payne, Debra Payne/Payne Family Foundation, Gay Peacock, Hoke Peacock, Kristy Pehrson, Janet Penfold, Perkins Charitable Foundation, Gardner Perry, Patty & Brent Petersen, Doug Petersen, Lois & Kenneth Peterson, Kim Peterson, Stacey & Jon Pinardi, Linda Grimm & Stephen Piscatelle, Elizabeth Pitcher, Jade Pittel, Todd Place, Plan One Architects, Doris Plesner, Kathleen & Sean Plourde, Susan Marsh & Donald Plumley, Donna Molinelli & Charles Ray Pond, Meghan & Aaron Powers, John Prentice, Dale Prindle, Elizabeth Prindle, Laurie & Scott Prindle, Laurie & Scott Prindle on behalf of D. Bejamin Prindle, Leslie Prendergast & Peter Quinlan, Susan & Donald Radkoski, Tonia Ralston, Janet Reese, Kristen & Todd Reeve, Ann Reimers, Ann Reimers on behalf of Alanna Dvorak, Ann Reimers on behalf of Noah, Jack & Kelly Reimers, Ellen & Jim Rein, Cheryl & James Reinertsen, Linda & David Reinke, Rendesvous Backcountry Tours, Gayla Renton, Terry Renton, Susanna Reuter, Clyde Ricks, Maureen Riegel, Katharine Conover & Tim Rieser, Jackie & Sean Riley, Kathy & Rich Rinaldi, Lori & Logan Ringel, Naoma & Roy Ringel, Lynn & Al Ringer, Kim Roberts, Lisa & Steve Robertson, Johanna Vanderlee & Thomas Robertson, Molly Robertson-Goodrich, Rodgers & Rodgers Nutritional Products LTD/Marge & Jim Rodgers, Alisha Rodriques, Etta Rokes, Kristy Romano, Cricket & Mike Romanzi, Ellen Rosenau, Mrs. Thomas Rossetter, RSF Global Community Fund Inc., Jason Ruff, Karen & Jazz Russell, Tammy & Chad Sachse, Sage Services/Mary Lou & Paul Hansen, Brooke & Donn Saindon, Lynn Sandmann, Susan Muncaster & Christian Santelices, Pam Sather, Joy Sawyer-Mulligan, Iris Saxer, Dean Scheid, Karen K. Scheid, Sharon & Brian Schmidt, Schoen Foundation, Stephanie Crockett & Jamie Schoen, Michelle & Eric Schroeder, Philbin & Jim Schulz, Sharon & Martin Scott, Stacy Bodis & Pat Seay, Tina Seay, Rachael & Renee Seidler, Bonnie & Doug Self, Julie & Dave Sellergren, Julie Krumpen & James Severance, Judy & Chuck Shepard, Jason Shiebler, Carol & Dave Shipman, Silver Star Communications, Susan Singer, Nancy & John Siverd, Jill & Boyd Smith, Liz & Boyd Smith/Teton Ranch, Jennifer & James Smith, Amy & Scott Smith, William Smith, Snake River Builders/John McIntosh, Emily Soderlund, Cherise & Joe Spellman, Tamara & Brandon Sperber, Suzanne & Austin Spitzer, Lorene & Robert Spoelhof, Guch Lombardi & Chuck Spray, St. Francis of the Tetons Episcopal Church, Jeanie & Fred Staehr, Mary Carol Staiger, Dorris Stalker/Stalker Enterprises, Rachel & Wendell Stam, Peggy & John Stanchfield, Cliff Stanley, Georgie Stanley, Jennifer & Michael Stauth, Mark Stewart, Cate Stillman, Kathleen & Jerry Stillman, Cynthia & John Stoetzer, Stokes Family Fund, Stokes Family Fund on behalf of Eliza Petersen, Julie Stomper, Dawn Stone, Streubel Therapy Services/Melisa & Dan Streubel, Jane & Don Streubel, Amy Fradley & David Strickland, Lauren Swan, Andrea Swedberg, LeAnn & Thomas Talbot, Debra Taylor, Nancy Taylor, Lucie & Paul Taylor, Diane Temple, Diane & Steve Temple, Diane & Steve Temple on behalf of Alexandra River Temple & Roy Temple, Teton Basin Charitable Trust, Teton Hearing Center LLC, Robert Crandall, Teton Valley Health Care Foundation, Thank you Lord Inc./ Carol & Joe Felger, John Thomas, Rosemarie & Wade Thomas, Eudora Thorpe, Leesbeth & Wallace Thrall, Tye Tilt, Karen Nelson & Curtis Tisdel, Janine Tollestrup, Sandra & Stephen Topp, Melia & Mike Tourangeau, Soledad & Saul Trejo, Erica & George Tremblay/Tremblay Associates, Inc., Dawn Trent, Kim & Frank Trotter, Vancie Turner, Marie & Bob Tyler, Amy & Steve Unfried, Chris Valiente, Martin Vidak, Claire Vitucci, Michelle & Stephen Wade, Wynne Ann & Tom Walsh, Walton Family Foundation, Teton Aviation & Warbird Cafe LLC, Angela & Ted Warner, Abigail & Willy Warner, Dorothy Lea & Tom Warren/Housetop Roofing, Beverly Watson, Watters Family Charitable Fund, Nancy & Charles Watters, Ron Watters, Roger Weber, Richard Weinbrandt/Peaked Sports, Eugene Weisberg, Mary K. Weiss Foundation, William D. Weiss Fund, Wells Fargo, Clarissa & Ted Wells, Jennifer & Kent Werlin, Virginia & Bill Wesley, White Bridge Ranch, Betsy White, Liz Davy & Michael Whitfield, Heather & Harley Wilcox, Robert Wilcoxson, Pat & Dan Willert, Anne Williams, Liza & Lorin Wilson, Wind River Mountain Enterprises, Inc., Caroline Herter & Ben Winship, Irene Nelson & David Witton, Becky Wood, Gayle & Gordon Woolley, Work Family Fund, Susan & David Work, Sarah Wright, Barclay Wynn, Anjali Tate & Greg Young, Rosemary & John Young, Joyce & Felix Zajac, Dimmie & Greg Zeigler, Dusty Hardman & Paul Zellner, Fain & Roger Zimmerman,

Recognized Tin Cup Challengers in green.

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Bringing people together through philanthropic leadership to improve the quality of life in Teton Valley As we enter our third full year of operations, we want to remember the many donors and volunteers who have contributed to our success. The 2nd Annual Tin Cup Challenge proved there is a tremendous amount of support for this collaborative event–both in terms of celebrating together and actually putting dollars into the hands of nonprofits so they can continue to do the critical work for our community. We are grateful to the 900+ individuals and families who have collectively contributed almost $1.8 million in just two years and look forward to building on this proven formula of community-wide fundraising. With a strong Tin Cup track record to date, we enter this year intent on raising awareness of the breadth of services we offer. Our work to improve the quality of life in Teton Valley goes beyond the Tin Cup. From grant making to nonprofit programs to charitable solutions for donors, we are working to be the philanthropic leader in the Teton Valley.

Cathy O’Connor, Executive Director

Ken Dunn, Chair

Board of Directors Ken Dunn, Chair Susan Foster Work, Vice Chair Gregory Young, Treasurer Brooke Saindon, Secretary

Herb Heimerl Sarah Heisey Christina Thomure Richard Weinbrandt

Community Foundation of Teton Valley 189 North Main, Suite 206 P.O. Box 1523 Driggs, Idaho 83422 Office 208-354-0230 Cell 208-351-9211 [email protected] www.cftetonvalley.org

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As of December 31,

2009

2008

TOTAL ASSETS

$25,419,000

$24,397,000

Total Contributions Total Additions to Agency Funds TOTAL GIFTS

$11,431,300 $120,200 $11,551,500

$15,109,600 $96,700 $15,206,300

Total Grants & Programs Total Grants Disbursed from Agency Funds TOTAL GRANTS & PROGRAMS

$13,232,000 $95,400 $13,327,400

$16,756,900 $201,800 $16,958,700

Key indicators are extracted from financial statements audited by Bement & Company and exclude inter-fund gifts and grants. For complete financials, visit www.cfjacksonhole.org. A copy of our 990 is available upon request.

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